1. this is a series of squares Formula is an = n^2
2. Arithmetic series with common difference d = -2.
an = a1 + (n-1)d = 3 -2(n-1)
Cant see the rule for Number 3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
day 0, day 120
Step-by-step explanation:
You want to find the value of x that makes both y-values be the same:
y = y
30x +10 = -x^2 +150x +10
x^2-120x = 0 . . . . subtract the right side of the equation
x(x -120) = 0 . . . . . factor
Values of x that make this true are x=0 and x=120.
The same number of each car was sold on day 0 and day 120.
Answer:
The graph of the equation 40.51x+12.45y=666.64 is attached with the answer where the horizontal axis represents the X axis and the vertical axis represents Y axis.
To plot the graph physically just find two points lying on the line. Mark the points on the graph sheet and then join them. This will give you the line represented by the equation.
To find points on the line assume the value of any one variable, substitute it in the equation, then solve the equation to find the value of other variable. For example : assume y = 1; substitute the value of y in the equation;
⇒ 40.51x + 12.45×1 = 666.64
⇒ 40.51x = 666.64 - 12.45
⇒ 40.51x = 654.19
⇒ x =
⇒ x ≈ 16.149
Therefore point ( 16.149 , 1 ) lie on the graph of the equation.
***Only two points are required to plot this graph just because it represents a straight line, that we can conclude just by observing the equation. If in an equation the power of x is 1 or 0 and power of y is 1 or 0 then only it will represent a straight line in 2-D plane.***
Answer:
Sanchez applied 1,800 fluid ounces of herbicide to his 300 acres of corn.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's identify what we already know:
1) Sanchez has 300 acres of corn
2) For every 1 acre, Sanchez applies 6 fluid ounces of an herbicide.
So, we need to figure out how many fluid ounces Sanchez used for the entire six acres. We can create a formula for this:
300 acres x 6 fluid ounces = x
x equals total number of fluid ounces. We multiple the number of acres by the fluid ounces, to get 1,800 fluid ounces for the entire 300 acres of corn.